how long before you miss your car????
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my car has been in the bodyshop for a week, yet it seems like so much longer!!!!
but sometimes, she sits on the drive for a week or two without me driving it, and i don't miss her, is this normal????
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but sometimes, she sits on the drive for a week or two without me driving it, and i don't miss her, is this normal????
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my car been stuck in the local guarage since friday ,cambelt being done i orderd the cambelt kit but it was missing a little pulley, i dont miss it as i now how mutch petrol iv saved over the weekend
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Literally 1 night. I own a Toyota Corrola which I'm supposed to be using to commute with (to save money on petrol and wear and tear on the scoob generally). Only problem is I just have to drive my bloody scooby every day.. I can't get enough of it.
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just as with my girlfriend... i miss my car when iv experienced something less compotent
no seriously, my type-r has been getting abit of bodywork done and iv not driven it for a couple of weeks now.
suffering from withdrawal syndrome
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no seriously, my type-r has been getting abit of bodywork done and iv not driven it for a couple of weeks now.
suffering from withdrawal syndrome
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I'm only on Day 4 - car booked in for new clutch, lightened flywheel, cambelt and kit, new discs and pad - still awaiting most of the stuff to arrive and I can't drive anyway as the clutch has pretty much given up the ghost!
I am doing my daily 120 mile commute in the Mrs's 1.8 Freelander for the next 2 weeks.
I am doing my daily 120 mile commute in the Mrs's 1.8 Freelander for the next 2 weeks.
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Know the feeling mate, my car has been in and out of a couple of bodyshops getting repaired (finally).
In between those moments I have had a few blips in the motor and thoroughly enjoyed it so yes missing the car like mad but I know the wait will be worth it (should be back on the road in pristine condition middle of Feb).
In between those moments I have had a few blips in the motor and thoroughly enjoyed it so yes missing the car like mad but I know the wait will be worth it (should be back on the road in pristine condition middle of Feb).
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I sold my scoob last October, and i miss it dearly ![Frown](https://www.scoobynet.com/images/smilies/frown.gif)
I feel sad every time i hear a scoob burbling past, the memory's just come flooding back![Cry2](https://www.scoobynet.com/images/smilies/cry2.gif)
Going through a tunnel now is just so plain and unexciting![Sleep](https://www.scoobynet.com/images/smilies/sleep.gif)
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Will have another in the next few years tho
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I feel sad every time i hear a scoob burbling past, the memory's just come flooding back
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Going through a tunnel now is just so plain and unexciting
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Will have another in the next few years tho
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when i was in hospital for a month, then drove an automatic for a month, cos my leg was all wrapped up, even tho my car was on my drive, i missed driving it sooo much.
the feeling of getting back in the car after 2 months was simply awesome, felt like a new car, tight bucket seats, tight handling etc etc, funny how quickly you get used to the car once your back.
i guess driving a weiner car now and then makes u appreciate ur car more
the feeling of getting back in the car after 2 months was simply awesome, felt like a new car, tight bucket seats, tight handling etc etc, funny how quickly you get used to the car once your back.
i guess driving a weiner car now and then makes u appreciate ur car more
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